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Herz — World Desk · · 30s summary · 1 min read
Kyiv claims that seven of Wildberries' ten main logistics centers have been taken out of service following repeated Ukrainian attacks. Wildberries, a leading Russian e-commerce giant, has been targeted since mid-July 2026. On August 16, 2026, a warehouse caught fire in Koledino in the Moscow region. Ukrainian military authorities also announced they struck a solid fuel factory in Rostov region, Russia, which reportedly supplied rocket launchers and missile systems.
According to information from Kyiv relayed by Le Monde, seven of Wildberries' ten main logistics centers have been taken out of service. Wildberries is a leading Russian e-commerce company.
The company has been a recurring target of Ukrainian attacks since mid-July 2026.
On August 16, 2026, Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks against Russia since the beginning of the war.
The attack killed at least six people, according to Russian authorities cited in a previous Lost in the Jungle article.
A Wildberries warehouse caught fire on August 16, 2026, in Koledino in the Moscow region.
Black smoke was observed over the Moscow region following the fire.
Ukrainian military authorities also announced they had struck a factory in Rostov region, Russia.
According to these authorities, the facility produced solid fuel intended for rocket launchers and several missile systems.
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Kyiv claims that seven of the company's ten main logistics centers have been taken out of service.
The company has been subjected to recurring Ukrainian attacks since mid-July 2026.
A Wildberries warehouse caught fire on August 16, 2026, in this Moscow region location.
Ukrainian military authorities say they targeted a factory that produced solid fuel for rocket launchers and missile systems.